Basic Information:

Bedrooms: 4

Full Bathrooms: 2

Half Bathrooms: 0

Type: Residential

Sub Type: Single Family Residence

MLS Number: 9997616

Lot Acreage: 3.78000

Living Area: 3,896

Year Built:1789

Elementary School: Surgoinsville

Middle School: Surgoinsville

High School: Volunteer

Public Remarks: Built circa 1789, Stoney Point is one of Tennessee's oldest surviving brick homes. This extraordinary property has remained in the Armstrong family since its construction and is now being offered for sale for the first time in more than two centuries. Perched atop a hill on 3.77 acres, it commands sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Located just outside historic Rogersville, it is approximately 1.5 hours from Knoxville. Offering 3,896 square feet, the home features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious kitchen, generous living areas, and abundant bonus space. The expansive attic also presents the opportunity to create a finished third floor. Throughout the home, preservationists will find eight original fireplaces, beautifully preserved historic flooring, and exceptional decorative paint finishes dating to the 1830s and earlier. While restoration is needed, the house presents a rare opportunity to preserve one of Tennessee's architectural treasures. The property's history is as remarkable as the home itself. It is associated with a visit from the future King Louis-Philippe of France in 1796 and has ties to the American Civil War. Numerous nineteenth-century furnishings, some believed to date to the original 1789 residence, may also convey with the property. To help ensure its future, the owners require prospective buyers to submit a thoughtful preservation and restoration plan with any offer. Opportunities to acquire a property of this historical significance are exceedingly rare.

Listing Courtesy:Wallace

More Listing Info:

AC:None11: true

Attic:Floored: true

Attic:Walk Up: true

Contract Info:Foreclosure: No

Exterior Finish:Brick4: true

Flooring:Hardwood: true

General Property Description:Above Grade SqFt: 3896.0

General Property Description:Acres: 3.78

General Property Description:Baths - Full: 2

General Property Description:Deed Book #2: 1548

General Property Description:Deed Page #2: 464

General Property Description:Elementary School3: Surgoinsville

General Property Description:High School3: Volunteer

General Property Description:HOA YN: No

General Property Description:Home Warranty: No

General Property Description:Lot #2: 1

General Property Description:Lot Dimensions: 260x340x250x250

General Property Description:Middle School2: Surgoinsville

General Property Description:Total Rooms2: 9

General Property Description:Total SqFt Finished: 3896.0

General Property Description:Total SqFt Unfinished: 0.0

General Property Description:Zoning2: agriculture

Heating:None7: true

Levels:Three Or More: true

Location Tax Legal Info:City Taxes: 200.7

Location Tax Legal Info:County Taxes: 427.76

Property Condition:Below Average: true

Property Condition:Fixer: true

Remarks Misc:Directions3: From I-81, take Exit 23 toward Kingsport/Rogersville (US-11W). Follow US-11W south approximately 28 miles to Surgoinsville. Turn left onto Phipps Bend Rd., then right onto Main St. 2666 Main St. is the first driveway on the left.

Remarks Misc:userdefined80: Built circa 1789, Stoney Point is one of Tennessee's oldest surviving brick homes. This extraordinary property has remained in the Armstrong family since its construction and is now being offered for sale for the first time in more than two centuries. Perched atop a hill on 3.77 acres, it commands sweeping views of the surrounding countryside. Located just outside historic Rogersville, it is approximately 1.5 hours from Knoxville. Offering 3,896 square feet, the home features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious kitchen, generous living areas, and abundant bonus space. The expansive attic also presents the opportunity to create a finished third floor. Throughout the home, preservationists will find eight original fireplaces, beautifully preserved historic flooring, and exceptional decorative paint finishes dating to the 1830s and earlier. While restoration is needed, the house presents a rare opportunity to preserve one of Tennessee's architectural treasures. The property's history is as remarkable as the home itself. It is associated with a visit from the future King Louis-Philippe of France in 1796 and has ties to the American Civil War. Numerous nineteenth-century furnishings, some believed to date to the original 1789 residence, may also convey with the property. To help ensure its future, the owners require prospective buyers to submit a thoughtful preservation and restoration plan with any offer. Opportunities to acquire a property of this historical significance are exceedingly rare.

Roof:Metal3: true

Sewer:Septic Tank: true

SqFt Details:Basement Total SqFt: 0

SqFt Details:Finished SqFt Level 1: 2288

SqFt Details:Finished SqFt Level 2: 1608

SqFt Details:Garage Total SqFt: 0

Structure Type:House: true

Style:Colonial: true

TopographyLot Description:Rolling Slope: true

Walls:Plaster: true

Water:Public: true